Enabled anchor buttons don't trigger the onClick callback if the button is immediately disabled after being clicked. Buttons do.

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I have a button that I only want to be enabled when a certain element has focus. When the user clicks the button, that element will no longer have focus so the button will no longer be enabled, but I want the initial click to go through and trigger the onClick callback. I am seeing this work with <Button /> but not <AnchorButton />. It'd be nice if when I clicked an enabled anchor button, the onClick callback went through even if I immediately disable the button. I can't just use a Button instead because I also want to show a tooltip on the disabled button which AnchorButtons are recommended for.

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Expected behavior When I click an enabled button, the callback is run

Steps to reproduce

1. Have an anchor button that is disabled when a given element doesn't have focus and has an onclick callback

2. Click the button

3. The callback isn't run

4. Repeat the above with a normal Button

5. The callback is run

Actual behavior

If I click a button while it's enabled and then immediately disabled it, the callback isn't run

Expected behavior

When I click an enabled button, the callback is run

Possible solution